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Stunning actress Madeline Brewer looks sensational in dress made from a 1986 Sun front page

Read on to find out more on Madeline's role in Netflix hit You
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ACTRESS Madeline Brewer makes a splash — in a dress made from a Sun front page.

Redhead Madeline, 33, star of Netflix hit You, wore it for Behind the Blinds magazine.

Madeline Brewer and Penn Badgley in You.
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Madeline alongside actor Penn Badgley in popular Netflix series YouCredit: PA

It features a January 1986 edition of The Sun — the first printed at Wapping.

The style resembles the John Galliano newspaper dress worn by Sex and The City star Sarah Jessica Parker in the popular series.

Madeline starred alongside actor Penn Badgley in popular series You.

In the fifth and final series, which is now streaming, viewers will see Joe embarking on an affair with a young woman named Bronte, played by Madeline.

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They meet after she gains employment at his bookstore but it soon becomes clear that she has an ulterior motive after she developed suspicions that Joe was responsible for the death of her close friend.

Penn has led the show since its inception on the streaming service but has shied away from getting down and dirty on-camera for the past two series.

However, he has since decided that in order to give the show a "proper conclusion," he needs to head back to the bedroom to spice things up for the final series.

Madeline Brewer for Behind The Blinds Magazine.
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Madeline Brewer posed in a dress made from a Sun front page from 1986Credit: @foxhunter for Behind The Blinds Magazine
Madeline Brewer wearing a newspaper dress.
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The redhead wore the paper for Behind the Blinds magazineCredit: @foxhunter for Behind The Blinds Magazine
  • @behindtheblinds. Madeline is wearing @vetements_official on the cover. She’s captured by @foxhunter & styled by @orettac. Shot for Behind The Blinds Magazine.
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